Terms and Conditions of Sale

1. Definition

“The Company means DW Ironmongery “the Customer” means the person, firm, company, organisation, corporation or public authority whose order is accepted or referred to in any document issued by the customer. “Goods” means the products sold by the company to the customer.

2. General

All orders accepted and goods delivered by the company are subject to and upon the following terms and conditions of sale which shall constitute the entire agreement between the company and the customer. IF THE CUSTOMER SHALL NOT PREVIOUSLY HAVE ACCEPTED THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS THEN UPON FIRST DELIVERY OF ANY ORDER THE CUSTOMER SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE GIVEN FINAL AND ABSOLUTE ACKOWLEDGEMENT OF ITS
ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET OUT.

3. Prices

Prices quoted are Net of Vat and any other applicable taxes or levies that may be applied by any government statutory or local authority upon sale of goods or supply of services. Any such provisions will be charged at rate prevailing at the time of despatch or invoice as the case may be.

4. Payment Terms

Pounds sterling is the currency of account in all dealings between company and its customers.
All account sales will be due for payment by the end of the month following the date of invoice.

5. Delivery

The company will use its reasonable endeavours to comply with despatch, collection and delivery but such dates areestimates only and are not guaranteed. Delivery shall be deemed to have taken place on the occurrence at the first point in any of the following events:-

a) Delivery by our Van
b) Delivery by Carrier
c) Collection from our site
d) Despatch of goods by post

In the event of any failure to make delivery or delay in delivery the customer shall have no claim whatsoever against the company for any indirect or consequential loss or damage of any kind. Any delivery discrepancies, including non and short delivery must be notified in writing to the company within 7 days of invoice date, or the delivery will be regarded as complete.

6. Title to the Goods and Risk in the Goods

Title to and property in the goods shall remain in the company until payment is received in full. Until title has passed to the customer the company may for the purpose of recovery of its goods, enter the premises where they are stored or thought to be stores and repossess the same. The risk in the goods shall pass to the customer upon delivery.